oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-11

WHAT SO. CALIF. NEEDS BY GIL A. COWAN Southern California needs greater flood control, as evidence the lessons learned during the late rains of the present season. The Los Angeles county board of supervisors, as well as other similar bodies in the southland, recognize this fact and they are laying plans to meet the situation. Talking with one of the foremost editors of the metropolis he said: "Have the people get behind the flood control and conservation projects for they mean the salvation of this country." Pondering over his statement one could not help but wonder if the general public really apprehends the gravity of the water problem. His mature opinion is to be recorded. First of all, the water level in California from the San Joaquin valley south has been receding each year for the last decade, or longer. Increased demands for irrigation water has revealed to the ranchers that only through check dams in the mountains can the flow be increased. There is sufficient rainfall, even in dry years. If every drop possible is conserved, but we have been a careless people, yes lavish in wasting natural resources. Also this great southwest has developed beyond man's most fanciful dreams. Thousands of people now reside where one family had a homestead forty years ago. Once barren ALL OVER LONG BEACH—Action of Manager Windham last July employing Sidney Smith, Los Angeles contractor, to furnish a river supply to the region betrayed by Temple ave. and the P. E. trench has been sustained by City A.ney Burr A. Brown against sections of the city and audits who held up Smith's warrant over $11,000. SEEK FEDERAL HELP PORTLAND, Orc., April 11.—Federal authorities will likely be appealed by the governors of Oregon, Washington and Idaho to appropriate funds for the fumigation of all automobiles and travelling equipment leaving California. This was indicated here today at a conference of state, city and county health authorities to protect Oregon's livestock and dairy industry from possible intrusions of the dreaded hoof and mouth disease from California. Like lots of guillible grown-ups, the baby will swallow anything. Day by day you feel weary. Try my treatment and feel cheery. Dr. Neth (movel to) 110 N. Resh-st. PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS Saturday Specials ALPHA BETA No. 12 Store Saturday Specials ALPHA BETA No. 12 Store A. B. C. Self Service, "Helps You Help Yourself" We Lead in Quality and Prices; Others Follow SUGAR, 10 Lbs. ...93c Full Cream Cheese, lb. ...28c Butter, Guaranteed & Quartered ...45c Federal Milk, Large, 3 cans ...25c Limit 3 to a Customer We are at this time making a study of the health of our customers. One of the most necessary things to keep good health is to eat the best of food, keep the body in good condition and nature will throw off disease. Allow us to make a few suggestions. HORLICK'S MALTED MILK Hospital Size $2.90; Medium 75c; Small 38c Grape Fruit ...20c Blue Point Oysters Extra Special ...30c KLIM MILK, 1 lb. ...80c Swedish Health ...45c Zwieback 2 pkg. ...25c Cluster Raisins, 4 lbs. ...27c Sun-Cured Prunes, 4 lbs. ...27c Welch's Grape Juice, Pint 32c; 1-2 Gal $1.15 We live in Orange County, so believe in it, and believe we ought to help out quarantine officers in keeping out any further trouble. VEGETABLE DEPT. Trade where your dollars have more cents. Quality vegetables and fruit at living prices. Extra Fancy Ripe Strawberries, 2 pint boxes...25c We Retail at Wholesale Prices We live in Orange County, so believe in it, and believe we ought to help out quarantine officers in keeping out any further trouble. VEGETABLE DEPT. Trade where your dollars have more cents. Quality vegetables and fruit at living prices. Extra Fancy Ripe Strawberries, 2 pint boxes.....25c We Retail at Wholesale Prices Celery, Fancy Northern, 2 bunches .....35c Seeing is Believing Extra Large Head Lettuce, 2 for .....15c What Your Eye Sees Your Heart Must Believe Extra Fancy Winesap and Roman Beauty Washington Apples; Special for this day only, box .....$2.05 We please the hard to please Bananas, Large Ripe Fat Ones, 3 lbs. .....25c Originator of low Prices Idaho Russets, Extra Fancy, Cwt. .....$3.55 Quality Tells Prices Sells Oregon Burbanks Special for this Day Only, cwt. .....$4.55 E. A. True Bakery Department ORDER NOW! The demand for our Hot Cross Buns is so enormous that we urge you to order them immediately to insure delivery. You'll want ours because of their dainty taste. 25c Dozen Butter Kissed Bread .....10c "BEST FOR LESS" Gerrard Bros. & Hanson 249 East Center St. (10c Del.) Phone 297 HALL OVER SOUTHLAND NG BEACH—Action of City ger Windham last July in laying Sidney Smith, Los Ancontractor, to furnish a watply to the region between the ave. and the P. E. tracks been sustained by City AttorBurr A. Brown against obsom of the city and auditor held up Smith's warrants of $11,000. MINGTON.—G. S. Bauder, and game commissioner, rea huge catch of deep set during March, altho less than record for February. The was 10,047,665 pounds, sarcpading with 8,695,569. IPTON—After many months separation city authorities are ort overhauling the Compton farm. Profiles have been for the sewer pipe line from lower farm, through Long territory to the flood conhere the thoroughly treated will be emptied. ADENA.—So. Calif. may an opportunity to see the era of the New York Little league tournament during the League convention here 7 to June 2. An invitation seen sent Walter Hartwig, al manager, to bring the winners west. CONDIDO—All hat making sa of the home department Escondido Farm Bureau swept by the board when Easter hats, planned by leda Smith and the demonsion of the local organization, completed in two days. DIEGO.—San Diego-co, refree from the foot and disease. Quarantine the rest of the state has celared for 90 days. BANK—A clean-up camponsored by the C. of C. way. Residents are cowithin. they will abide by their first ruling to postpone the opening a month, because of foot and mouth disease. LOS ANGELES — Catherine Husna, Palmdale, gave Charles H. Kelly a platinum brooch set with diamonds to sell for her on commission. He failed to sell the brooch she claims in an action filed today. She demands the return of the jewelry or $500. LOS ANGELES—The Pastique Arts, Inc., prominent Hollywood firm, was made defendant in a suit filed today by Helichert-Weller company, sales organization, for commission alleged due. LOS ANGELES—Samuel T. Curran, Glendale, pilled his wife's hair out in great bunches, sworn at her, hit her in the face with a heavy telephone book and otherwise mistreated her, she claims in a divorce action filed today. LOS ANGELES—Bart Stersio, Long Beach, has been interrogated nearly all the time since he married Gladys K. Stersio; she claims in a divorce action filed here. SAUGU'S—Deputy Sheriff Bob Dune today is showing inspections from the state board of health dead cattle in Bouquet and Texas canyons north of here which he believes have died from the foot and mouth disease. They were on the range. GLENDALE—Frank DeRovey, head waiter in a cafs here, was arrested early today by a federal raiding squad. Liquor was seized and DeRovey released on $10,000 bail. SAN PEDRO—In a raid last night five L.W. W. shoppers were begged and today are arguing matters of governmental reform in a rank at the Los Angeles city jail. HOLLYWOOD—No longer will the black clouds of smoke belch forth from flaming sunpholes in the abandoned oil fields here. Authorities are ready to prosecute the next offender, thru a new city ordinance. LONG BEACH—An inquiry is being held today for Lee D. Richardson, aged 13, who died here as the result of injuries received last night in a traffic accident. Howard Phillips was the driver of the ear which struck the boy. FOREIGN NEWS BARCELONA—a landslide today buried a freight train on the Manresa-Verga line. MEXICO CITY—Belam Prison, one of the oldest buildings on the western hemisphere, which was built in the 16th century as a church, is to be torn down. It has been used as a jail for 50 ye CARTEGENA—a Sailboat the U.S. cruiser Pittsbu part in ceremonies today wreath was placed upon ment to the memory of sailors who fell at Santa Cavite in the Spanish war. Bankrupt Sale of High Grade Merchandise Men's Clothing. Furnishings KEEN HAT S Bankrupt Sale of High Grade Merchandise Men's Clothing. Furnishings Bankrupt Sale of The Tru stock of Men thing for sale s selection now Easter All wool, e one to be w Regular Price $38.00 Suit $28.00 Suit DRES —in suede, kie at a real big made, quartere Regular Price $3.50 Kid Glow $4.90 Kid Glow $4.50 Genuine $5.00 Genuine $6.00 Genuine All wo 6 dozen of t cost— S DIVORCES OM TWO IN DAY All wo 6 dozen of t cost— Regular Pri $4.00 Close $4.50 Close $6.50 Close SILK A Large stock at prices unheard or elsewhere. fibre silk and p plain SMOKING JACKETS $14.50 Reduced to ... $10.50 Reduced to ... $ 7.50 Reduced to ... $ 8.50 Reduced to ... Large I $6.50 Reduced to ... $5.50 Reduced to ... KEEN HAT STORES, BANKRUPT 175 WEST CENTER ST. HOW MUSCLE SHOALS DAM WILL LOOK WHEN COMPLETED How the Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals, Ala., will look when it is completed. NEWS used as a jail for 50 years. CARTEGENA. — Sailora from the U.S. cruiser Pittsburgh took part in ceremonies today when a breath was placed upon a monument to the memory of Spanish sailors who fell at Santiago and Cavite in the Spanish-American war. MADRID—General Primero Rivera, head of the directory, will broadcast a speech tomorrow night which he expects to be heard in North Africa, France, England and Portugal. SOFIA—Nine members of the late Premier Stamboulaki's agrarian cabinet, have been acquitted of the charge of treason, giving impetus to a new agrarian movement in Bulgaria. The outlook for an extension of the western section of the Long Beach field does not look very good with the Silverado Corporation hearing the 5600 mark and no oil. The Silverado has made a determined and deep effort to get production and the test well should be satisfying. Scientists have figured that nearly 700,000 spiders would be required to produce a pound of web. THE REE N HAT STORES STOCK AT LONG BEACH HAS BEEN REMOVED TO THIS STORE. SEE THIS LARGE STOCK AND NOTE THE VERY LOW PRICES. EN HAT STORES THE KEEN HAT STORES STOCK AT LONG BEACH HAS BEEN REMOVED TO THIS STORE. SEE THIS LARGE STOCK AND NOTE THE VERY LOW PRICES. Sale of Men's Clothing The Trustee in Bankruptcy is offering to the public this high grade stock of Men's Clothing and haberdashery at Bankrupt Prices. Everything for sale stock show cases and fixtures. We urge you to make your selection now before our stock is depleted or sold out in bulk. Easter Clothing at Bankrupt Prices YOUNG MEN'S SUITS All wool, every new style and fabric at prices that will allow every one to be well dressed this Easter time. Regular Price Bankrupt Price $38.00 Suits $28.50 $28.00 Suits $21.00 Regular Price Bankrupt Price $30.00 Suits $22.50 $44.00 Whipcord $33.00 DRESS GLOVES —in suede, kid and genuine buckskin at a real big saving. Dressy well made, quartered. Regular Price Bankrupt Price $3.50 Kid Gloves $2.68 $4.00 Kid Gloves $2.95 $4.50 Genuine Buck $3.40 $5.00 Genuine Buck $3.75 $6.00 Genuine Buck $4.25 EASTER NECKWEAR —Beautiful new knit silk ties, in all the latest styles, colors and fabrics. Prices are way below cost, our stock is very complete, make plans to buy 4, 5 or 6 of these ties. Regular Price Bankrupt Price $1.00 Values 65c 75c Values 65c 50c Values 75c BATHING SUITS All wool, Saxonknit, all colors, some fancy and some plain, 6 dozen of these high grade bathing suits to go at prices way below cost— BATHING SUITS All wool, Saxonknit, all colors, some fancy and some plain, 6 dozen of these high grade bathing suits to go at prices way below cost— Regular Price $4.00 Close out at ... $2.65 $4.50 Close Out at ... $2.95 $6.50 Close Out at ... $4.50 SILK SHIRTS A Large stock of beautiful shirts, at prices unheard of before in Anaheim or elsewhere. All styles and colors, fibre silk and pure silk, stripes and plain. HATS "Sunfast" the hat that is guaranteed not to fade and in every wear all that the name implies. All the new, styles and shapes. Reg. Price Bankrupt Price $6.00 Values ... $3.75 $6.00 Values ... $4.50 SMOKING JACKETS 50 Reduced to ... $10.25 50 Reduced to ... $7.25 50 Reduced to ... $6.55 PUTTEES Guaranteed all-leather puttees, all sizes for men and boys. $4.50 Values ... $3.25 $6.00 Values ... $4.00 SWEATERS All styles, real wool, brush wool, slip over and jacket sweaters. $10.00 Reduced to ... $3.35 $8.50 Reduced to ... $3.25 $6.50 Reduced to ... $4.55 Large Line of Extra Trousers 50 Reduced to ... $4.90 $8.75 Reduced to ... $6.55 50 Reduced to ... $4.15 $4.50 Reduced to ... $3.40 ES, BANKRUPT, Wm. H. Moore, Jr., Trustee ANAHEIM, CALIF.